Aside from the truncation issue, perhaps the Replace () function to get rid of carriage returns and line feeds will be helpful. Chr(10) Chr(13) if memory serves me.
Aside from the truncation issue, perhaps the Replace () function to get rid of carriage returns and line feeds will be helpful. Chr(10) Chr(13) if memory serves me.
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Actually, it's Chr(13) & Chr(10) - concatenated in that order and assumes both characters are present. I did test an UPDATE with Replace() and it worked. However, not sure either was the character in this issue. Didn't need to know.
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